How will the European Union Deforestation-free Regulation (EUDR) to address deforestation across value chains affecting countries across the globe?
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SDGs Goal 15
A new global assessment reveals that nature-based solutions are cost-effective and efficient in combating climate-related disasters.... Read More
For years, activists and country leaders have been working to establish ecocide as crimes against the environment in international law... Read More
Pakistan designated Astola Island and Churna Island as Marine Protected Areas to strengthen conservation efforts and tackle pollution issues.
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Namibia has adopted wildlife culling to tackle food insecurity, water scarcity, and grazing in the drought-stricken country.
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Community-based conservation efforts in Belize contribute to the steady growth of black howler monkey population.
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A thriving tourism sector has its drawbacks. To address them, ASEAN launched a roadmap for sustainable tourism in the region.... Read More
Indigenous communities are central actors in sustainable development. What are some of the efforts they have made for biodiversity conservation?... Read More
The interoperability mapping underscores the alignment between the TNFD Disclosure Recommendations and metrics and the GRI Standards for biodiversity disclosure.... Read More
Indigenous women in the Tz’ununya’ Collective protect Lake Atitlán through litigation and grassroots community actions.... Read More

Europe’s EUDR: How does this anti-deforestation regulation impact countries globally?
Nature-based Solutions Are Proven Effective in Mitigating Climate-Related Disasters
Acknowledging Ecocide to Seek Accountability Against Environmental Offenses
Pakistan’s Marine Protected Areas to Support Marine Conservation
The Controversial Wildlife Culling in Namibia as a Drought-Relief Program
Exploring Community-Based Conservation Efforts of Black Howler Monkeys
Pathway to Sustainable Tourism in Southeast Asia
3 Biodiversity Conservation Efforts by Indigenous Communities Around the World
GRI and TNFD Published an Interoperability Mapping for Easier Biodiversity Disclosure
The Tz´ununya´ Collective, Indigenous Mayan Women Who Protect Lake Atitlán